Alan Crosswell writes:
Personally, I think mysql replication violates KISS if I am trying to have my redundant servers as independent and survivable as possible.
that is a good goal, but i don't see how you can do it in a KISS way without having UAs that register with both (all) proxies.
Our architecture load shares two proxies. While UAs think they have a single proxy they've registered to, inbound INVITEs are randomly distributed among the two proxies (e.g. on our PSTN media gateways, or other UAs that happen to have chosen the other proxy as their outbound).
do your two proxies have two ip visible to outside? if so, how do you deal with UAs behind NATs?
-- juha